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Pfister Hotel begins lobby restoration work
Work is underway to restore the lobby at The Pfister Hotel in downtown Milwaukee.
The project is the next phase...
Sussex assisted living and memory care facility sold for $31 million
A Sussex assisted living and memory care facility has been sold for $31.1 million.
The Courtyard, located at W235 N6350...
‘It all starts with purpose’: Commercial space at Concordia 27 has opened
A $20 million project to convert a historic but vacant building on Milwaukee's Near West Side into a community...
Commercial real estate transaction announcements – 6/25/24
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Founders 3
The Kinetic Company renewed its 19,200 SF at 5144 S 3rd Street in Milwaukee. Paul McBride and Patti...
Third Ward office renovation for Allspring to cost more than $7 million
Charlotte, North Carolina-based Allspring Global Investments is spending upwards of $7.6 million on the renovation of its new local office...
$11 million Northridge demolition contract awarded
Demolition of the former Northridge Mall in Milwaukee will cost just under $11 million under a pending city contract...
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Real Estate Spotlight: Timber + Partners to use Ascent as prototype for generation of mass timber buildings
Seeing an opportunity to combine cutting-edge technology, the precision of mass timber construction and experience with urban development, Milwaukee...
Harley-Davidson unveils phase two of headquarters campus remodeling plans
Harley-Davidson has unveiled a second phase of renovations which will take place at its headquarters campus.
Restrictions preventing redevelopment of former Boston Store at Southridge are still in place
Greendale officials have a developer, a development proposal and a TIF district in place to redevelop the former Boston...
See photos: Harley-Davidson opens Davidson Park at Juneau Avenue headquarters
Harley-Davidson has completed a $20 million renovation of one of its parking lots into a new community gathering place called Davidson Park.
